How Blockchain is Changing the Legal Game

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#1Nov 22, 2022, 09:28 AM
Blockchain tech is really starting to make waves, and it’s got the potential to shake up pretty much every sector out there. Everyone knows it’s great for keeping info in a clear and unchangeable way, which can really help businesses boost their accuracy. The legal field is also jumping on the blockchain bandwagon to change the way they do things. With blockchain handling the storage and verification of transaction records, legal firms can keep a solid chain of custody and make sure all their activities are legit.
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laser_2011Full Member
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#2Nov 22, 2022, 01:44 PM
I see blockchain to be like a search engine in the future, encoded though, which makes it unique. Just like in visuals, we have google giving almost any kind of information once you search through it. Soon, apart from the legal profession, some fields that desire some secrecy would start looking at blockchain, like the medical field etc.
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#3Nov 22, 2022, 06:06 PM
blockchain is a technological advance that represents trust between its users. in this case financial trust. actually we can use conventional bank facilities, but it takes a long time and costs a lot. whereas with blockchain, all problems can be solved. in my opinion, why blockchain can be legal, because the concept offered is very relevant to current needs.
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#4Nov 25, 2022, 03:16 AM
It's been a long time before the problem is crypto problem. many do not like crypto because they call it blockchain that they do not seem to be able to tax, and the banks of those countries are still one reason that crypto is not legal in other countries.
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#5Nov 25, 2022, 04:01 AM
What kind of secrecy you are talking here? Blockchain is mainly a distributed ledger technology which doesn't really hide things. Instead it make things transparent by keeping all data in a chronological manner. Every time you need to add some more data, a block is created and stored in the record. There's no secrecy? Do you mean security here?
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#6Nov 25, 2022, 06:37 AM
Blockchain technology is one of a kind which design with anonymity, P2P transaction and no boundaries this technology the only kind in which program to eradicate middleman in the process, in which integrity of the system  being enhance, and the speed of transaction is very fast and versatile.
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#7Nov 25, 2022, 08:29 AM
Banks are not the first reason that cryptos are not legalized except you are saying that banks own the country and I know that is not true. The correct position is that the countries establish the banks and regulate what they do, what they accept or not. If countries legalize cryptos by legislation, the banks will follow up from their but when the country has not made such laws, they will continue with the tradition.
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#8Nov 25, 2022, 01:20 PM
from the structure of the blockchain system using decentralized P2P is a technology that basically implements technology transactions that are safe, transparent, easy and fast. so that every individual can use it in all things, and will be a liaison of transactions in all countries that can be legalized in the future
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#9Nov 25, 2022, 05:18 PM
I am sure that any industry that is using data as part and parcel of its operation can all benefit a lot with the blockchain technology in terms of security, transparency, immutability and most importantly trust. And the legal world will certainly embrace this innovation because people on the legal profession relied on correct data on their everyday dealings. Certainly, winning a case in court means that one must have the data accurate and adequate.
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